Tickets for "Leonardo da Vinci" Science and Technology Museum
Skip the line tickets to the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci
Buy your tickets on Musement today for the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci, the biggest Italian museum dedicated to science and technology.
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The inside story
Created in 1953, the Museum of Science and Technology houses the biggest collection of scientific and technological artifacts in Italy, and it holds the largest exhibition space in the world that is devoted to models built based purely on Leonardo da Vinci’s sketches.
In the halls of an old convent, the Museum of Science and Technology is a place of learning that uses displays and interactive activities to describe and teach all about the development of technology in Italian and European history – you can visit the chemistry labs, participate in energy experiments, discover new facts about light and electricity, robotics, genetics and so on. This museum is held in the halls of the "Monastery of San Vittore al Corpo," a church not far from where it is said that Leonardo da Vinci himself owned small plots of land.
